faye white, former england ca tain, them. faye white, former england captain, hopefully _ them.ill - them. faye white, former england captain, hopefully we will speak i them. faye white, former england| captain, hopefully we will speak to you again on sunday, thanks again forjoining us. let's turn to the situation in hawaii now — because in the past hour or so, the white house announced that presidentjoe biden and first ladyjill biden will travel to maui on monday. they will meet with first responders, survivors, as well as federal, state, and local officials. more than a hundred people are now known to have been killed in the wildfires that swept the hawaiian island of maui but there are fears the death toll could double over the next few days. anyone with a family member missing in the fires is being asked to give authorities dna samples, to help in the identification process. our reporter helena humphrey has this update from maui. one week on from this disaster, still the death toll continues to climb and we're warned that that will likely be the case for quite some time. aro

faye white, fascinating insiuhts. even better. faye white, fascinating insights.sights. thank you. _ let's look at some of the other news... ecuador is choosing a new president after a campaign marred by the assassination of one of the candidates. the authorities have deployed more than 100,000 police and soldiers to protect the vote. katy watson is in quito. well, there is certainly a lot of concern over this vote. lots of ecuadorians i spoke to feeling nervous about going to cast their vote. but when we came here, there was an awful lot of security, police, military, checking our bags before we were allowed through. here in quito, it is not something people really thought of, in terms of security. of course, we saw with fernando villavicencio, the shooting of a candidate really shocked ecuadorians. even in a country that is used to, you know, growing cartel violence and growing organised crime, certainly, people coming to vote were very nervous. but as you can see, there is an awful lot of people who are turning out to vote. this is the first round, and they are

faye white, thank you very much. faye white, thank you very much.he semi—final stage by the eventual winners the usa. the current holders have stalled at this tournament in australia and new zealand so far — just scraping into the knockouts, with a goalless draw with portugal. in the same group, the losing finalists from 2019, the netherlands, showed they could be the team to stop. alex fletcher reports. she sings tournament steeped in tradition and full of surprises — world champions usa headed into their match against portugal at the top of the group. things ended up a little more complicated. lynn williams with the best chance, the brilliance of inesh perea enough to keep the score. late on, they were almost heading out. find keep the score. late on, they were almost heading out.— keep the score. late on, they were almost heading out. and they might be in, this is— almost heading out. and they might be in, this is the _ almost heading out. and they might be in, this is the chance! _ almost heading out. and they might be in, this is the chance! it'

faye white flew to germany in 2001 for her first euros. the teams were supported.e was no one. there wasn�*t even one camera. so it was really deflating. but equally itjust then lit a fire to say, we�*ve got to fight for it. she retired in 2012 as the lionesses�* longest serving captain. i still thought it was like 20 plus years away that we would get this kind of level and start really celebrating and the women�*s game. how can anyone ever push the sport back down to levels where i experienced ? it should never be there again. is what she had to watch for her server. beth meade had to watch from her sofa. i was so proud of what they had done, given the injuries of what they have gone through. it has been a tough one but i have loved every minute of it. this game has come a long it is still a work in progress. when you think 1966 was the last world cup trophy lifted and the women�*s game was banned at that point, so we had a lot of barriers to jump over and we are still kind of doing that, we are still fighting to get what we rightly deserve. that fight is just beg

faye white flew to germany in 2001 for her first euros. the teams were supported.y don't we get this at home? we're english football. eight years later, england's part timers reached the european final, losing to the mighty germany. but there was little fanfare. we went home and there was no one. there wasn't even one camera. so it was really deflating. but equally itjust then lit a fire to say, we've got to fight for it. she retired in 2012 as the lionesses' longest serving captain. i still thought it was like 20 plus years away that we would get this kind of level and start really celebrating and the women's game. how can anyone ever push the sport back down to levels where i experienced ? it should never be there again. is what she had to watch for her server. t is what she had to watch for her server. ., , is what she had to watch for her server. . , ,., is what she had to watch for her server. ., ,., , ., ., is what she had to watch for her server. ., , ., ., ., , server. i was so proud of what they had done, — server. i was so proud of what they had done. giv

faye white, former england captain during both the 2007 and 2011 world cups, gave us her reaction tooud. and they did. do you know, being runners up in a world cup, we've never got to a final before. and yes, we believed. we hoped, but today i think spain were deservedly the winners and theyjust controlled the game, especially in that first half where they did that damage. and i agree that we came back into it in the second half when we made those changes in that formation change. but we just didn't have enough couldn't make enough chances to really put the pressure on spain and the game kind of got a bit patchy with all the extra time and everything and delays but i'm just so proud of the team. i know what it feels like to feel despondent after being knocked out. i played in a euros final in 2009 and you dream big. but then once that settles and that disappointment of not getting that prize, which you worked so hard for in weeks to come, i think the team will realise that will ease and then they'll realise how proud they are and they've got a silver medal around their neck. but cred

i'm joined now by two former england captains, faye white and gillian coultard.our gillian, you captained, your debut was in the �*805, captained, your debut was in the �*80s, how different were things then and how do you feel today? first '805, how different were things then and how do you feel today?- and how do you feel today? first of all congratulations _ and how do you feel today? first of all congratulations to _ and how do you feel today? first of all congratulations to england, - and how do you feel today? first of all congratulations to england, forl all congratulations to england, for getting to the women's world cup final, fantastic feat, over the moon for them, final, fantastic feat, over the moon forthem, it final, fantastic feat, over the moon for them, it has been a long time coming, obviously i went to the 95 world cup and got knocked out in the quarterfinals but everything has improved 1,000 perisset, i can't believe how much investment has been put in there, when you look at the national lottery, you know, 50 million over ten years, that is a l

the former england captain faye white joins me live now to look back and cast our eyes on what may lien this game. it looked like it was coming what did you make of the manner in which england progress? it manner in which england progress? it was a great game from that nigerians point of view. i think they had a game plan including to be physical to match england if anything surpass the physicality and all positions on the physicality and all positions on the field. they really stopped england from playing. i think they were prepared to always be the underdog put up for me it was when that sending off happen and we went back to the floor at the back and said break us down. it's almost like they hadn't prepared to actually be in a position to where they were expected to win it. i think that played into england's hands and were able to control the game from that moment. they looked almost like it took the wind out of their sales. that can be hard when you play against ten players.— that can be hard when you play against ten players. lauren james, how much of— against ten players. lauren

most of us though were watching back at home and one of those fans was the former england captain faye whitetood out most for you? unbelievable to see the team go on and do it. ijust think an overall brilliant performance, showing that they've learned how to grind out a result, when when it matters. they've gone through so much adversity through the tournament with different things they had to cope with. the rivalry for me was the play all—knowing in playing again each other in the ws l. and for england to come out on top, just brilliant. controlled the game so patient in the build—up at times. didn't panic when sam kerr hit that screamer. but to go out the other end, lauren hemp was unbelievable today. really took the game by the scruff of the neck and showed what she can do. scruff of the neck and showed what she can do— she can do. let's talk about that partnership. _ she can do. let's talk about that partnership. the _ she can do. let's talk about that partnership, the hemp, - she can do. let's talk about that partnership, the hemp, russo l partnership, the hemp, russo partnership. so mu

white house chief of staff. so if tomorrow's arguments don't go well for mark meadows, if i'm john eastman's lawyer for example, for faye and some of the other lawyers for people who have made removal motions like shawn still, i'm going to take away from that, it's not likely to go that well for me. and, if my resources are constrained, maybe i withdraw my notice of removal, and just decide to sort of concentrate my efforts on the georgia state courts, if mark meadows loses tomorrow. >> matt, i don't know if you heard me trip multiple times on the word case. because the word campaign is so high on my mind, as these things are happening in tandem. you have the trump campaign. it says it has raised more than $7 million since he was booked at the fulton county jail. it is profiting off of the mugshot. they are selling everything from t-shirts, to beer -- i mean it just goes back to the question when i talk about all the time. they are not leaning away, mapped out, they are leading in. >> no i actually think it's apropos that you conflated case and the campaign. because donald trump treats the cases like they are a campaign